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Old May 6th, 2002, 02:51 PM
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Any easy way to get to the Tweeter Center in Mansfield,Mass. from Boston??

Is there any public transportation I can take from Boston,Mass. to the Tweeter Center
in Mansfield,Mass.?? Do they have buses going to concert events there from Boston?
Any help would be appreciated....Thanks.
 
Old May 6th, 2002, 04:43 PM
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The commuter rail stop in Mansfield is about 2.5 miles from the Tweeter Center, you could probably get a cab there if it's too far to walk. Check the train schedule at www.mbta.com Watch out, they don't run very often on weekends.
 
Old May 6th, 2002, 04:43 PM
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You can take the commuter rail to Mansfield, but from there you will need to get a taxi. There might be shuttle buses, but I don't know. Have you checked the Tweeter Center's website? You also might check from Providence too.
 
Old May 6th, 2002, 04:50 PM
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I just checked the Tweeter Center's website (www.tweetercenter.com) -- there is no public transportation between the MBTA stop and the Tweeter Center, but it is approximate 2.5 miles. If you do take a cab, you will need to have a cell phone with you. The cab can meet you at the entrance of the Tweeter Center for pickups and drop offs.

However, these are the directions, in case you want to drive:

From Boston: take I-95 South, to Exit 7A-140 South, follow for 3 miles.

From Worcester: take 495 South, to Exit 11.

From Providence: take I-95 North, to Exit 6A-495 South, to Exit 11.

From Cape Cod: take 495 North, to Exit 10-123, follow 123 West to 140 North.

PARKING AT TWEETER CENTER: The Tweeter Center facility contains 17 parking lots providing ample parking for all ticket holders with no additional charge. No specific lots are emptied first.
 
Old May 7th, 2002, 01:21 PM
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YOu need to take the FRANKLIN Commuter Rail Line from South Station, if memory serves my right. If staying overnight, there is a Hawthorne Suites that provides free transportation within a certain radius ...not sure if TC falls in the range.
 
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